Dean received an undergraduate degree from Simon Fraser University where he earned a baccalaureate with a major in anthropology and a minor in archaeology. He has served 5 terms as an elected Councillor for T’it’q’et during the years 2000-2004 and 2006-2014. He has also served on the boards of the T’it’q’et Economic Development Authority and…
Janice Whitney is a T’ít’q’et, St’át’imc member who has been working as the Administrator for T’ít’q’et since Fall 2016. Janice has a business management and aboriginal healthcare administration background. Over the years, she has worked in various roles throughout administration, including working as Lands Manager, Health Coordinator, Governance Coordinator, and Assistant Administrator. She has also…
My name is Juanita Soles, and I am a member of the T’ít’q’et First Nation. I have been hired to work as the Education and Training Coordinator. Over the past several years, I have worked in the Sto:lo First Nation Territory. I started out in Administration and then I spent 19 years in Education…
The Buildings and Property Maintenance Worker is responsible for assisting in the maintenance and repair of T’it’q’et property and assets including buildings, parking lot, landscaping, grounds equipment and machinery, heating, ventilation and systems. Ken spends most of his time working in the P’egp’íg’lha Community Centre but he also assists Operations and Maintenance workers when needed.
The Building and Property Services Foreman is responsible for assisting in the development and administration / implementation of the T’it’q’et Building and Property Services Program, to include the repair and maintenance of roads, buildings, grounds equipment, machinery and infrastructure services.
Lesley Napoleon is a T’it’q’et Member who started working as the Accounts Payable Clerk in January 2017. She has completed bookkeeping courses and an Accounting course at Thompson Rivers University in Lillooet, BC. Lesley is single mother of a handsome soon to be 3 year old boy. Lesley enjoys her job at the band office…
Lucy Burridge is the Communications Advisor for T’it’q’et Administration. Lucy joined T’it’q’et Administration in August 2025 and previously worked as the Administration Assistant for the P’egp’ig’lha Council. Lucy has a background in Remedial Massage Therapy and studied for 2 years at the New Zealand College of Massage and then practiced as a Registered Massage Therapist…
“Nakola is my name, it means ‘Butterfly’; my English name is Nicole Napoleon.” Nicole is from T’it’q’et, her parents are Lloyd Napoleon and Juanita Jacob. I have seven year old daughter going into grade 3 in September, 2017. Nicole has been working for T’it’q’et since November 23, 2015 as the Medical Clerk in the Health…
Hello my name is Sarah Moberg, I am currently the Director of Programs for the T’it’q’et Daycare & Preschool Society. I’ve was a council member for 8 years and held the taxation and education portfolios. I was also the chair of the T’it’q’et preschool/daycare, co-chair for the First people’s education council and sat on various…
Shawn was born and raised in Seattle, Washington USA and is the great Grandson to Nancy and John Scotchman, grandson to Pauline Paul (Scotchman), and son to Jenny Frank (Scotchman). Shawn moved home to Lillooet in December 1985 and worked for the local saw mill for 2 years before joining the St’at’imc Tribal Police until…
Stephanie is a T’it’q’et Member who has worked in various departments, but has held the Lands Officer title for approximately 11 ½ years. She attained certification through NALMA (National Aboriginal Lands Managers Association) and USASK (University of Saskatchewan)
Susan Leech is a T’it’q’et member. Susan has an associate of arts degree and has been working as the receptionist for about 5 years. Susan supports the staff and if you have any questions she will refer you to the correct staff member to assist the members.
Tabitha Leech is the Manager of the newly created Language & Culture Department at T’ít’q’et Administration, where she leads comprehensive language and cultural revitalization initiatives. As a proud T’ít’q’et member, she brings over eight years of experience in Indigenous language revitalization and program management to her role. Prior to this position, Tabitha served as…